Tea Parties Mark Social Calendar
Tea social calendar filled with two afternoon gatherings. Miss Maxine Boegel hosted 80 guests at 1949 First Avenue E from 3 to 5 with lavender pink decor. Out of town guests included Mrs Tyrrel San Leandro and Mrs Skinner Joliet among others. A second tea at 1950 Fourth Avenue SE hosted by Miss Charlotte Trewin and Miss Jeanne Wallace drew 35 guests with Flo and Betty Markey at the punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley McPherson
Frank Tyrrel
San Leandro
Calif
James Skinner
Joliet
George Farris
Okmulgee
Okla
Charles Duncan
Richmond, Va
Jack Andrews
Peoria, Ill
Inez Murray
Los Angeles
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
Charlotte Trewin
Jeanne Wallace
Flo
Betty Markey
Hendersons Attend Minneapolis Wedding
Mr and Mrs Herbert Henderson of 1815 Third Avenue SE plan a trip to Minneapolis for the bridal dinner and wedding of their sister Miss Sara Henderson to Howard Rudolph of Atlantic. The ceremony will be at the bride’s sister Mrs West Stotts home. Sara is Grinnell graduate and Rudolph is an Iowa alumnus and lawyer in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henderson
Third Avenue SE
Henderson
Sara Henderson
Howard Rudolph
Atlantic
Minneapolis
West Stotts
Miss Henderson
Grinnell College
Rudolph
University of Iowa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Miss Tamar Meister Heads to Beta Xi Delta Convention
Miss Tamar Meister daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Meister of 361 Forest Drive SE leaves Thursday for Chicago to catch a special train to Denver. She will attend the Alpha Xi Delta national convention at Troutdale in the Pines Colorado staying a week. Miss Meister is president of Beta Zeta chapter at Lake Forest College Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamar Meister
R. H. Meister
Forest Drive
Chicago
Denver
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Troutdale
the Pines
Colo
Miss Meister
Beta Zeta
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest
Ill
Miss Siebke Returns From Kansas City Visit
Miss Marilyn Siebke daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Siebke of 2025 Blake boulevard SE returned Wednesday evening from Kansas City where she spent a week with Monticello college friend Miss Jane Bulkley. She was met in Des Moines by her parents who accompanied her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Siebke
G. J. Siebke
Blake Boulevard
Kansas City
Monticello College
Jane Bulkley
Des Moines
Mrs Bachelder Hosts Ohio Visitor At Dinner
Mrs. George L. Bachelder entertained at her home 1323 Avenue NE Thursday afternoon and complimented Mrs. Ernest Dietrich of Akron Ohio, guest of her sister Dr Florence Johnston. Joining the courtesy were Dr Johnston Miss Frances Prescott Mrs Haven Y Simmons and Mrs Robert C Toms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Bachelder
B Avenue NE
Ernest Dietrich
Akron
Ohio
Florence Johnston
Fifth Avenue SE
Johnston
Frances Prescott
Haven Y. Simmons
Robert C. Toms
Miss Blaise Honors Miss Gage At Supper
Honoring Miss Louise Gage who is leaving for St Charles Missouri, Miss Betsy Blaise hosts a picnic supper Thursday evening at 2240 Country Club Parkway. Guests include Misses Martha Lou Smith Diane Marshall Betty Ford Charys Lenzen Jane Bell Mary Shaffer Georganne Dunshee Kathryn Barngrover and Kathleen Safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gage
St. Charles
Betsy Blaise
Country Club Parkway
Martha Lou Smith
Diane Marshall
Betty Ford
Charys Lenzen
Jane Bell
Mary Shaffer
Georganne Dunshee
Kathryn Barngrover
Katharine
Doubraskys and Wests Return From Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs A W Doubrasky of Washington avenue SE returned Tuesday night from a fishing trip to White Fish lake Minnesota. Accompanying them were Mr Burgess West and H R Mott of Columbus Georgia. Weekend guests will be Mr and Mrs J M Critton of Madison Wisconsin arriving Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Doubrasky
Washington Avenue
White Fish Lake
Minn
Burgess West
Linden Drive
H. R. Mott
Columbus
Doubraskys
J. M. Critton
Madison
Wis
Huttons and companions visiting in Billings and Lincoln
Mr and Mrs George J Hutton of Billings Montana Miss Mary Hutton and Miss Ruth Anderson of Lincoln Nebraska are guests in the home of Mr and Mrs R R Williamson 1715 Washington avenue SE The Huttons are en route to Minneapolis on business and the two Misses will attend summer school at Madison Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Hutton
Billings, Mont
Mary Hutton
Ruth Anderson
Lincoln, Neb
R. R. Williamson
Washington Avenue
Hutton
Minneapolis
Anderson
Madison, Wis
Miss Peggy Welch Visits in Illinois
Miss Peggy Welch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch left Thursday morning for Richmond Illinois to spend a few days as the guest of her aunt Mrs W B Gordon She was accompanied to Richmond by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Welch
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue Road
Richmond
Ill
W. B. Gordon
John and Amy Celebrate Five Years of Marriage
John and Amy have made a success of it and are happily married after five years. Their friends note they are not shy about mentioning relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Amy
Edward Compton Visit Ends in Fort Worth Guests Depart
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Compton of Fort Worth Texas left after visiting relatives in the area. Their hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Stenner at 359 Garden drive SE and a steak fry with the Lawrences and a supper at the Ox-Yoke Inn hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Compton
Fort Worth
Tex
Mr. Compton
Joseph W. Stenner
Mr. Stenner
Garden Drive
Erskines Return from California Trip
Dr and Mrs A W Erskine of 1430 Second Avenue Southeast arrived home Wednesday after a two week visit to Colfax California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Erskine
Second Avenue SE
Colfax
Calif
Bridge Tea At 1100 First Avenue East Home
Miss Lelia Johnson hosted her bridge club at her home on Thursday noon. Out of town guest Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue E
Frances Mitchell
Chicago
Rose Family Returns Home From Visit in Albuquerque
Mr and Mrs Warren Rose and children Martha and Morris have returned to their Albuquerque New Mexico home after four weeks with Mr and Mrs W M Rose at 203 Thirty fourth street drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Warren Rose
Martha
Morris
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Rose
Mrs. W. M. Rose
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
Women of the Moose hold meeting for officers Friday
The Women of the Moose will meet at 7 30 p m Friday for executive and appointed officers and committee chairmen at the home of Mrs. Bessie Berkla 1628 Eighth Avenue SE. If unable to attend members should call 7578.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Bessie Berkla
Eighth Avenue SE
Piedlau Visits Mother From Camp Bowie Texas
Private Edward J. Piedlau arrives at his mother Mrs. Mary Piedlau at 822 First Avenue West for a weekend visit from Camp Bowie Texas. He plans to stay through Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Piedlau
Camp Bowie
Tex
Mary Piedlau
First Avenue
Courtesies Honor City's Brides-Elect
Social events honor brides elect with gatherings across the city. Notables include Dr. and Mrs. Beardsley hosting a buffet for Miss Ann Winslow and Kenneth H. Bastian, along with 22 guests. Other teas and luncheons feature Miss Doris Young, Miss Zona Hill, and others in honor of local brides elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Elliott A. Cobb
Iowa City
Beardsley
Ann Winslow
Kenneth H. Bastian
Davenport
A. Bryce Stearns
Denver
Joyce Palmer
William R. Fuller
New York City
Nelson
F. E. Young
R. Vander Voort
Darwin Larson
John Parkis
Louise Grange
Donald Reid
Zona Hill
T. Cyril Noon
Alma Turecek and Ignatius Lana Wed in Swisher
Miss Alma Turecek daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Turecek of Swisher married Ignatius Lana son of Frank Lana at St Wenceslaus church Swisher Monday at 9 am The Rev Joseph A Surovy officiated The bride wore white satin with lace veil Easter lilies attended by maid of honor Miss Irene Turecek Best man was Frank Lana ring bearer Clair Davis Swisher flower girl Shirley Turecek The couple plans to reside in Moline Illinois after a wedding dinner and dance with families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turecek
Edward Turecek
Swisher
Ignatius Lana
Frank Lana
Hayes Street
Joseph A. Surovy
St. Wenceslaus Church
Irene Turecek
Lana
Frank
Shirley Turecek
Clair Davis
Shueyville High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Grant High School
Moline
St. John's Lutheran Church
Homestead
Ida Walter
F. Walter
Walter Detlefsen
C. G. Detlefsen
Seventh Avenue SW
Otto Beer
A. L. Walter
F. H. Wolter
Esther Wolter
Betty Wolter
Ada Dethlefsen
Paul Detlefsen
Kenneth
Edward Euken
Florence
Lois Wolter
Mrs. Wolter
Margaret Neal Presents Pupils In Piano Recital
Miss Margaret Neal will host a piano recital at her home on Thursday at 7 30 p m featuring her pupils. The program includes Duet The Sleigh Ride and works by Dvorak Boccherini Massenet Grieg Rheinberger and others performed by Dorothy Virginia Victorine Kathryn Simitz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Neal
C Avenue NE
Walter Dorothy
Virginia Victorine
Dvorak
Groton
Ea Carter
Betty Jean Dahl
Sree Lavaliee
Massenet
Beethoven Dorothy Victorine
Birchings
Grieg
Rheinberger
Kathryn Simitz
Johnson Dorothy
Virginia’ Victorine
Mary Bowne Receives Master’s Degree in Wisconsin
Miss Mary Bowne returns to Cedar Rapids after earning a master of science in physical education from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. She is accompanied by her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bowne and by Miss Patricia Bowne who traveled to Madison for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bowne
Cedar Rapids
University of Wisconsin
A. G. Bowne
Avenue NE
Patricia Bowne
Madison
Doctor Helebrant Heads North for Vacation and Fishing
Dr S A Helebrant of 829 First avenue E left Thursday morning for a two week vacation and fishing trip to Alexandria Minnesota. En route he will stop in Austin Minnesota to visit his father and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Helebrant
First Avenue E
Alexandria
Minn
Austin
Miss White Heads to Wisconsin Joy Camp This Summer
Miss Dorothea White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern C. White of 623 Third Avenue SW, left Wednesday morning for Hazelhurst, Wisconsin, to spend the summer at Joy camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea White
Vern C. White
Third Avenue
Hazelhurst
Wis
Mrs William Vesely Hosts Neighborhood Club Meet
Mrs William Vesely of 1637 Wildwood Drive NE entertained her club Thursday afternoon at her home. Out-of-town guest Mrs J A Stands of Sioux City attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vesely
Wildwood Drive
J. A. Stands
Sioux City
Miss Muriel Bruce Elected Acting President of Mounted Patrol
Miss Muriel Bruce was elected acting president of the Women's Mounted Patrol at a barbecue supper on Rollie Long's farm. Members voted to hold monthly meetings on the last Wednesday each month through summer, with July 30 in Bever Park at 7 p.m. a hay rack ride and marshmallow roast to follow the business meeting. reservations to Miss Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Bruce
Women's
Mounted Patrol
Rollie Long
Bever Park
Miss Bruce
Corporal Mike Risk Visits Parents on Eight Day Leave
Corporal Mike Risk arrived Tuesday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Risk, 700 Sixth Street SE. He is on eight day leave from Camp Claiborne, La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Risk
W. A. Risk
Sixth Street
Camp Claiborne
Miss Margaret Shafer Visiting Miss Holsinger
Miss Margaret Ruth Shafer at 1030 Tenth Street NW spends this week as the guest of Miss Arlene Holsinger of Toddville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ruth Shafer
Tenth Street
Arlene Holsinger
Toddville
Pivoteers Hold Annual Breakfast at SBever Park
The Pivoteers held their annual breakfast Sunday morning at the SBever park pavilion. Attendees included Mesdames Ben Drahovzal Jerry Drahovzal Ed Kuba Wendl Lippert Frank Brejcha and Misses Martha Zemlicka Erma Hradecky Mary Ann Kralik Libbie Holecek Lillian Samek Bea Fiesler Emilka Cuhel and Mary Ann Machacek. Breakfast committee members were Miss Maxine Bendorf and Mesdames Emil Bozanek and Robert Vanous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbever Park
Ben Drahovzal
Jerry Drahovzal
Ed Kuba
Wendl Lippert
Frank Brejcha
Martha Zemlicka
Erma Hradecky
Mary Ann Kralik
Libbie Holecek
Lillian Samek
Bea Fiesler
Emilka Cuhel
Mary Ann Machacek
Maxine Bendorf
Emil Bozanek
Robert Vanous
Mrs Briggs Hosts Dessert Luncheon With Bridge Prizes
Members of the H. E. card club met at 1224 Second Avenue SE Wednesday for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles Briggs. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mesdames Emma Briggs Edna Cook and Edith Wendell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Card Club
Charles Briggs
Second Avenue SE
Emma Briggs
Edna Cook
Edith Wendell
Mrs. Olive Tower Reelected Shakespeare Club President
Mrs. Olive Tower was reelected president of the Monday Shakespeare Club at a luncheon at the Mary Ann Tea room. Off icers for next year include Mrs. Cuthbert Smith and others. meetings resume in September with study of King Richard II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Tower
Monday Shakespeare Club
Mary Ann
Cuthbert Smith
F. G. Ladd
Lucille Maresh
H. Ly. Manville
C.H. Brittin
Smith
Ladd
Ruth Moon Leaves for National Alumni Secretaries Convention
Miss Ruth Moon, college alumni secretary, departed Tuesday for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the national convention of alumni secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth Moon
Ruth Moon
Tne College
Atlantic City
N. J
Picnic Supper Club Hosts Wiener Roast at Finson Home
Sunday evening Floyd and Rachel Finson hosted a picnic supper club at their home 719 Dairy Dale road SE assisted by Mr and Mrs Clifford Teeple. They honored Miss Mildred Wise and her fiance Leonard Cline of Davenport. The couple received a club gift and the evening ended with croquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Rachel Finson
Clifford Teeple
Dairy Dale Road
Mildred Wise
Leonard Cline
Davenport
Miss Wolter Weds Walter Detlefsen in Homestead
Miss Ida Wolter and Walter Detlefsen were married in a double ring ceremony at St. John's Lutheran church Homestead. Rev Otto Beer officiated with vows, reception and bridal party details noted. Seventy guests attended in a cordial local nuptial setting.
Wedding Reception at Parents' Home Post-Ceremony
A couple attended a wedding reception at the bride’s parents’ home after the ceremony and were later at their residence located at 946 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixeteenth Avenue
Bicycle Caravan Sets Sail From YWCA Saturday
A bicycle caravan will depart the Y M C A on Saturday at 2 p.m. for a community ride. Organizers invite participants to join the event and enjoy a scenic route through the city.
Balks Over Ellis Park Parking Bill Dispute
A $90.48 bill for a new Ellis Park parking lot faced opposition from Park Commissioner Ed Stefan who argued the park department did not need the lot and that funds should not come from his department. Finance Commissioner Burgos resolved the stalemate by approving payment from the contingent fund with a cautionary note. A second $59.68 bill for Ellis Lane improvements, also tied to the parking project, was paid by Stefan's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Dave Williams
Streets Department
Ed Stefan
Stefan
L. D. Burgos
Williams
Ellis Lane
Palomar Telescope Aims to Build Giant Fly Vision
A NASA style project envisions the 200 inch Palomar telescope in California focusing on a distant fly to render its eyes distinguishable. The plan highlights the telescope’s resolving power and potential for minute detail in celestial observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palomar
California
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Colorado
Miss Siebke
Mrs. Bachelder
Miss Blaise
Miss Gage
R. R. Williamsons
Illinois
AUNT
Edward Comptons
Erskines
Entertains Bridge Club
Warren Rose
Piedlau
DR. Helebrant
Miss White
Wisconsin
Women’s Mounted Patrol
Miss Shafer
Mrs. Briggs
Picnic Supper Club
John E. Lapes
DIAL
Siebke & Taylor
Second Avenue
Hutchinson's Ice-Cream
Hutchinson
Our
Hutchinsons
Miss Wolter
Bicycle Caravan
Viene
Cahiphacs Wey
Pest
Aio Ae
Apie
Louis Geiger Seersucker Suits
the Killian
Company Doty
Setardaye Yaim
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